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Resident reports dog attack; police chief discusses options with Pilot Grove aldermen
Summary
At the Oct. 6 meeting, resident Nancy Twenter told the Board of Aldermen she had been attacked by a dog; Police Chief Pete Busalacki addressed the concern but the minutes record no formal enforcement action.
At the Pilot Grove Board of Aldermen meeting on Oct. 6, resident Nancy Twenter told the council she had experienced a dog attack at an address transcribed in the minutes as "4% Street" and asked what the city could do about vicious dogs.
Police Chief Pete Busalacki addressed Twenter’s concerns during the public-comment portion of the meeting; the minutes note the chief responded but do not record any formal motion, referral to staff, or enforcement action. The minutes list the exchange under guest comments and record "No action taken."
The minutes do not specify whether the matter will be investigated further, whether complaints were filed, or whether any citations were issued. The transcript’s street-name transcription contains nonstandard characters; the city clerk’s office or police department should be consulted to confirm the correct location and any follow-up steps.
The matter was recorded as a public comment only; council business that followed included routine approvals and scheduling. The minutes indicate the unabridged record is available at Pilot Grove City Hall for anyone seeking more detail.
